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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

1hTsTEE's SALE OF vALUAB PROPERTY ON
IHE LAST SIDE Or THlk EEN STkEET
BElNkEN AND NIREETS NOKTHWIar
RESIDENCE N
~ virtue Of the authority vested In me by the -
last Will AID testAm mt of William Bagnam late Ss9
u tne Distnct OF Colunbis, de- ease,i, duly sd Fl
United to Probate and record in the Office "
o. viii ior SAID District. " sell public suction
IA rvnt OF the premises, Oh WE'D NESDAY, the Ninth
p pail, oi NO W, A. u. 1857, e hALf-PAST
fOOh OCLOCh r. NJ. the following -descrlb d real
estate IN the CiIy OF Washington D. c. WIT part Of
iot nine tSJ IN square two hundred and nine. (lO)
eonlained within tue following aud bOunds: De.
slnhiug ior the same al point 18th street west
Ad On the west he OF said lot, 40 south Of the
nortwst corner Of the said lot and running thence
east iVO feet Thence north 20 feet thence west 100
iee thence south with the said lot 20 feet
70 the place OF besinning, improved by substantial
l.ttn street northwest 49, 100
Terms q sale: .ne-third of the purchase money in
CASH and the residue In two equal %
able In One and two years. with terest from the dsv
on sale ~ sA pei cent per annual payable seini-aunu-
Ally the deferred payments to be secured By the per
notes anu deed of trust the property: or
., .ns purchase money can Be .id in cash deposit
o. SOO WILL De required at the time Of sle All c,u.
, ses .ne,ns and Tecoring at the purchasers cost Ii
tue terms OF sale Are not led with in fifteen dayp
the property vail be re.old the iisi and cost OF lie
defaulting purchaser MAnTTN y MORRTs
o3l-d&ds Executor and rustee Ann Rnildin~
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DIED.


BERENs. On Monday. October ii. 1857. at $50
m, MANY GEnl RUDi- b loved d.usntsr VI illisn
aud hArb.r. bsrrns. aged twenp years and se'sa
uner.l from the residence Of her parents. lI2s
O'Clock. Relatives .ld friends ar kisaly invited
BRYAN. On MONDAY. October 81 lss.. az 1901
Wallace Place JOHN H. SIN "a Aaine~ AID Martha ..
Funeral private.
pnyiss- p an Saturday October ~ 1857 NANCY
iaSsrsl irom her late resistance. bellevue, Tuss-
tCn.rieston. ". Va payers pis.se ooyy-l
SAFE On Manly sss os sssi 81 Il MA MAR
unersl irvm Iisr res4encesth street and Grant
o,c.ocs am. tGelss the Inlinaeul.te Uoaoepusa
Der sS So iss5, eE1sGlSSA Soob s,do% q lie i.s
unas.l .srvsSs. Il ST. Peters church Tuesday. ..
GUNpIINo. ELIZABETH ouSpIISe died az
iSnsr.i rom her ssu re..desss. isj La .sreus
norsh wssl al z .. m. Wednesday. Novesn oere. %
HAMILTON, ERNEST e. rIR ay Es Z. sd:
ss Msse oc,aSl go 49, iss ..cs II e on
Little Earnest was our darling.
Pride oi hi cur heart. at nonle
Darling LrHest do oo',.e sss.ss
Funeral from his parents rs~iaencs 1871 10Th .srs4
SE rsn rns q x. sss are
NEII.xN. On SATURDAY. Oct 20. isss, SLS RG. X
love. hu.band oi MARI A. Asiiens "a me ni1 -arss
year Of his -se.
Farewell my wife ard children "a,
Afsther iro;n you ...r,.i has caiisd'
40 csn TO your sasii asA-n
run.r.; from b. haze ,ss,asass: 4sl rn.rssssss
n. s:sstisss and ir'~Ha. arr ss.sss1aiy '.v'ssi 8
/. sESIvE On sunday. October 20 1851. JAMES =
ss1EsE .ssd sa,r.,,'se yssrs "a. IA. ,..,....,.
tunsr MI ssss az ,s Az, es NJ - ne 70
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The police, In compliance with the request OF the
health oficer searched the city for the two Ital-
ians said to have come this city from New York,
where they landed nom the steamer Independence.
which It was said some cholera stricken Italians
were passengers. Saturday the two men were
located In the division by sergeant Lombardy.
Health Onlcer Townehend and Dr.. Pool Of the
and fumigated the two Italians and their trunks
containing clothing ana other articles
DR.. Towrshend said to Q STAR reporter this
morning that he was satisfied that there was no
danger OF these two Italians spreading the cholera
According to their story they LEFT Termini, which
TENDER, and went 70 Palermo, where il was said
there were some cases OF the dreaded disease.
they, however. saw no person, who b dit They
ing mail steamer for Naples, arriving there on
the 18th. On the following day they left Naples
the ocean arriving In New York on the Is b In
slant. They said that during the voyage they
heard no one complain OF being sick, and did not
steamer The health oiice rs. SAID that the e. two
Italians In this city would be kept under obserya-
ton BY the health department not however, oe.
think there ia The only Suspicious point about
the case Is that these men passed through Palermo.
He said that In case cholera should break out
among any OF the passengers the places where
these two have been can again be fumigated, and
trouble would IN that event be averted He
thought, under the circumstances that the neces-
sary precautions were taken In New York, anu he
saw no necessity for detaining the passengers In
that city any longer than they were detained. He
was fully WINGED that there Is not the slightest
danger OF the disease being spread by these TWO
passengers.
THE QUARANTINE SERVICE AT NEW YoRx DEFENDED.
Surgeon General Hamilton has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Health Ofncer Smith. Of New
York:
"Referring to telegram OF Commissioner De
Woln OF Chicago, containing statement that he
found among Immigrants arriving on Independence
eight packing cases and six bundles OF bedding
and clothing not opened al New YORK, l beg 70
statement or report that the Independence passed
true. The steamer was detained more than
and bundles were opened m the steer.
age and thoroughly dlslnfected, although
Inc surgeon OF the steamer had disinfected Tue
steerage and baggage VITA sulphurOus acid gas
severai times during the voyage. he had aiso
caused the steerage decks 70 be washed with
solution or corrosive sublimate OF strength 70 be
TO 500. The captain and other officers confirmed
the surgeons report, and the exceptionally good
sanitary condition OF the ship satisfied Inc OF It's
truth l commend The surgeon VI Inc sulp very
earnestly. There were no deaths during the
age and not single case oil illness among the
passengers. since caolera invaded ItaIy In 1854
every steamer with Passengers from Italian ports
on Its arrival at Quarantine has been detained
until ev, ~ package OF bagg sc could be opened
anu dsinfected."
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonss.
iKUsIEE,s SALE OF rwo-sroRy FRAME
h0JsE, ON skyENrH OK Il sTREEIE
bEllMEEN rhEDLkICK AND FAYETTE

~, u.
by virtue VI . deed o. trust dated the LIST day of -
April as, and duly recorded in Iiber M da6 G<8
tono aoC. 81 se9 one OF the land for Wash u
ahs VI So ~, IA the Distract OF Columbia W
Trustee WI ss,i IA front Of the premises. on III
UCLOCkr the following proper y deSisiiatsd e al
that peee % parcel Of sIuate and bsdn1
"a nLetksias saoiuon 10 Seoryetown, .. 4, aud
descEesd a. =, f.o~.; ginning the s.ns on the
soehn soe y ~ or streets ~ the distance q vne
snu teet fron the Intersection Of 7th aud
rsderac1 ,srest Aud running thence westerly thirty
teet on .a -. :; tneoce south hundred and
thirty ess: thst ,a.t parallel with 7th stree. thirty
ieet; thence no.t ~ and with the division Of Ca
lss. 70 sns negnnlnk y etner with the Improve
sAle
Terms Of sale; One half cash: balance In oue year
After date Of SALE with interest at az pef per
amman OF All cash. st the op ION Of pnrc6sser II The
day. sale the properly viii Be resod Il the ~ M
cost Of the dsaspltsng party
o3I1ats W. Il HAxxY. Trustee
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


o'BRIEN MUST co 10 JAZZ.
Terrible Excisenent over the Rejecsies
81 Ass APpeai-Blood,heA Feared.
DUBLIN October s1.-The appeal Of Nj. VIM
oBrien, editof OF United Ireland against the SEN
tence Of three months Imprisonment imposeo on
him BY the Mitchelstown court. has been refused.
and the sentence OF the lower court confirmed
Inc enarge OF which Mr.. O'Brien was convi ted
act. at a National League m-etinY at MitcheIs-
M: o,Brien arrived at Cork this morning and
for Middleton, where the hearing on his appeal
was ~ ue neard In the company Of Messra Dillon
On the way to Middleton Mr. O,Rrfen aiiphted
rom iron tne train at Queenstown Junction, where he
Vas gTeVea 0y an immense crowd OF lebxue mem.
were mounted. and all displayed in their hats the
Sdeel car9S OF membership OF the league. The
cavac s lined the road SIDE far beyond the depot
was another Imposing dsmonstratioa in his honor.
An address Was present q 10 him, and in his re-
pV ssaG ne never cav fore such striking evidence
Irish people; The thought Of this inspiring spec.
tacle Mouid compensate him for the wretched
e oo sSas have e Spend 10
re asked the people to show q spirit OF discipline
and refrain from their purpose % march " Md
demonstl alton. The police, however iuteriered
ana suppressed IT. As soon as Mr.. O'Brien en-
tered the court the case for the crown was opened
MrOBrte Interrupted him and addressing the
IecoIuers Volunteered TO make q statement which,
ne SAUL would shorten the proceedings OF the
court. ne was not represented by counsel he
SAID, ana ne asked permission TO explain why he
Mr. carson objected, and the recorder said he
case.
MI. Carson then continued for the crown.
SHARP STRUGGLE WITH THE PoLICK.
A most exciting scene ensued In the court room
wnen the decision confirming the sentence OF the
MltcneisloWn court was announced. The room
was Immediately In an uprOar, and the people
clustered about MIR. OBrien to prevent the law
oncers from arresting him. Mr.. Harrington oOn-
tenoed mat the police had no right TO arrest MIR.
GBr,en; .oa terrible struggle took place in the
court room and In the passage leading to
the street between MIR. O'Brien and his friends on
one slde and the police on the other. Ladies
screamed ana tainted and the confusion was gen.
eral The police finally succeeded In arresting Mr.
O'Br1en. The people remained In the street out
slde the court, clam0r1ng for the rescue OF Mr..
oBrien anu ior vengeance upon the police.
Ihe sentence OF M. Vaudeville, chairman OF the
Board OF poor Law guardians u Nitchelstown, was
also confirmed and he was taken into custody.
Mr. Mandevllle was jointly indicted with Mr..
O'Brien for using sed,tious language at meeting
AZ MtcaellstOwn and was sentenced TO two months
Imprisonment.
F0R ATTENDING A PROCLAIMED MEETING.
MI. Joseph Il. COX, member Of parliament for
East Clare, mas received three SummOnses for at
tendlng proclaimed meetings In county Clare He
Will have hearing al Ennis on Friday and an
other At k1lrush on Tuesday OF next week.
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DEFIANT swORDBEARER.
He starts to Attack the Crow Agenc,
but IL FIR. htencd Off.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, october 3l.-A Crow agency
(Mont.) special to the PiOneer-Eress reports that
Swordbearer and his band made a demonstration
at the agency yesterday, unslinging their rifles as
II ABOUT TO attack the single company stationed
aspect when Major Snyder's battalion appeared on
the brow OF the nil 3 miles away. SwOrdbearer
Immediately crossed the Little Horn River and
withdrew up the bottom. lhe cavalry Is expected
TO move to-day. The excitement among the In
dians is intense, and false move by the "uthort-
ties OF the wrong Indians Killed will precipitaLe a
general outbreak, as the faith OF The Indians In
Swordbearer's supernatural power Is unlimited.
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Norma
baltimore Markets.

baltimore lU0rWeeos
BALTIMORE. Md, october 3l.-Strs1nia Sizes con-
solidated az: past due coupons. 0l do. ten tortss
As: do new thrres 0z,s bid to-day.
HAlTIMOkE Nd, OctVber 3l-Cotton steady but
ou,.t-midding. 81. Flour more scsivs and nrner-
Howard street aud western super do extra,
3OOs3oO; DO family ) 5a4 90 city mills super, 231
hU. pstspsco sup~rlstiye patent SIS; do. family,
~ Wheat-southern nfm but quiet; red. SSss2;
snber SIss4: western dull And lower, cluse Aesk:
No winter red, spot, s9*ss0; November. eosSos:
Hsss.sns.,er. S.ssasza. January, s3Has& oorp-
S,nSnrr,, fruer white. 4ta4Y; yellow. s4y; western
sinii snd nominal; mixed. SPOT 49tA5O: November
I9.xjO: year, 4SAa4os. Oats gu.et and steady
soutSsrn and Psnnsyiy.nia SoaS.; Western xhise
5Ss5S western riass' 49, ;,,s n's :, s.ss.ss:
ss.so ho $40 frosssos. Su but :: sn ss
49, Dork. lo.2lAl5-5u. Bulk msses-shouloers
ia ia 'TXri-runusd g. butter 6r7n-1ssssfA pseked
fSs.o. Creamery, 2lx2o. EsHs scarce and hr1n,
IS PETROLEUM stezdy-renned. ~. Co0ee dull aud
ss.y-kso cnrvoss. ordinary ~ fan. lSsAlSA sux~r
ar raS % sf nvsOo p:s
;.ss9':. 9s 1.s 1Ss css@ss. iso6d nSSs
Shssf $4,000 bushels; cofn. 81 svU0 Uushels: q,
i00Ob busnels snipments - n0ur. 00O bsrJa1s.
ssiss-vhs.t. 1suA0OV Uu.uss: coraA 5000 buslels
Chicago Maskess.
CHICAGO. L.. 0cso:ss q; hSA.Gs.s' vnsss
ssr. 7is: E.y. &c 3 oGn le.:s-essA q: Howl
1sl.ky. 'Ll0 ysalssy pe.s5 lslS. LAID ,sssr--
abort Klbo, o-oO.
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KILLED BY A. THIEF.
A ColOfed Minister shot Dead While
Addressing q Meeting.

Addressing q Meeting.
NASHVILLE, TENN, october GA special to the
american says: Near Sturgess, Miss, yesterday,
while colored minister-John Depew, promi.
nent preacher and pohtician-was speaking to an
emigration meeting. another cOlored man On the
outside or the house fired through an open
window load OF buckshOL, blowing Out his brains
The murderer was arrested, but capped, aud Was
captured again, and for the second time got away
II appears that tue preacher was about TO report
and he and his brother got up the so-called emf.
grafton meeting ostensiDly for the purpose OF dis
Cussing Liberia as future home but really TO get
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Street Excava,io.. In Winter.

CAPT. sYMoNs CALLS ATTENTION OF THE coxMIs-
sIoNERs TO THE LAW FoRBIDDING THE DIGGING
Up OF STREETS FRUN HovENBRR l TO MARCH 1.
Captain I. w. Symons has called the attention
OF the Commissioners to act OF the corporal. on
OF Washington, dated May 1865. 1t is as follows
cit shall not be lawful for any person or persons
to take up any pavement, or eXcayate any avenue
street, alley, or sidewalk for any purpose what
ever, between the LIST OF November and the LIST OF
March In each year, except for necessary repairs
to sewers water and gas pipes"
Tie penalty for violation OF this act Is from s.
to 500 Tor each UnenSe.
Capt. Symons Told a STAR reporter to-day that
he had recommended that the law be enforced
only In connection with the principal thorough
fares to open which, especially In the winter sea-
son, Is the cause OF much annoyance and Obstruc-
ton travel He said that his law Is best adapted
to cities OF the North and Is not so necessary to
Washington or cities as far or farther south.
The law has never been enforced here, and was
first unearthed about a year ago at the time the
question was raised whether the Commissioners
had the right to print the Heat and Power Co. TO
open the streets. The point then maintained by
the opponents OF the Power co. was that In Con-
gress only il vested the right TO establish new
Industry In the District, and to give with It the
necessary permission 10 open the streets.
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Mr. GoLDsrErS's ANSWERED. the Case Of w. VI.
FISHER CO., ol New York, against Simon Cold
stein, to compel an accounting, &C. the latter
day, by Mr.. n. A. Miller, med ms answer. he
denies that lac ever lad the assignment OF Brodis
Mayer, OF Denver, or that he received irOm them
Q large amount CSlo. 600 WORTH OF goods but status
that the goods lac Received netted s.. go he A.
serts thai the nrm rs indebted 10 him 81 ,OO1.
Tor which they have confessed Judgne nj, and that
his dealings have been perfectly legitimate.
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The COursA.
porIcE CoUKr-yaeioe lSnon.

POLICE CoCRT@JHdOc Smell.
To-day, Luke Gallagher indecent exposure: IS
or Is days Frank Beckett, coiored, Violating
police regulations; personal bonds. BobI Wars,
cOiored, disorderly c0duct; s. or ID days. Bessie
ASHTON and John Bowen, colored, disorderly con-
duct: personal bonds. Poly Miner, colored, dis
oruerly conduct; personal bonds John Garter,
colored do; DO. JAS. barnes, do; g. or Is days.
JAS. westbrooke, profanity; s. or days Kate
White and Maggie Weaver, disorderly conduct; s.
or Is days each. Matte Lee, do: d.. Paul
Morong, colored, trespass: g. or days. John
KING, colored, Indecent exposure; s. or - days
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NARRIt:O-

JORDAy-sHIELD. On October 81. 1885,. by the
Rev Father Ryan. at the hmm custe Colceptioa
Churcn Aiss ssAl DEKNADlNE SHlLl.D u hESkf
jordan, both OF tins clty.
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TIE ANNUAL REPORT Of the Chief OF Engineers
Of the Army, made public to-day, recommends that
$40, 600 be expended during the next fiscal year
in preparing founda ions for mortar batteries and
submarine wires for the defense OF Washington.
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An Aeronaut'S Terrible Death.
FALLING FROM BALLOON IN ST. LOUIs-HE Is IN
PALhD ON AN IRON ROD

PALkD ON AN IRON KOD.
ST. LOUIS, Oct Der 31.-At the closing perform
occurred, resulting In tne death Of AniOnio In
fantes. Last night being the last OF the for
the spectacle, Antonio Infantes proposed to make a
balloon aSseutOa. SuOr,ly after O'clock the bal
loon, hOt-air affair. was brought on 10 the i'm
menSe stage before the audience or 1900 per-
sons. The air-ship started upward quickly,
and had attained a. height OIL 500 teet, when there
was collapse and the aerOLaut p unged to the
ground. holding desperately to the ropes which
held the saggfng canvas The descent was very
rapid, and as he came down before the audience
he was thrown upon an iron rod from which rock
cts were being fired. Death ensued Immediately.
The norrined spectators rushed to the scene, but
could give no aid, AMI the place was quickly de-
serted, 1.-THE Last bays OF Pompeii" ending
with q horrible catastrophe.
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Reducing Telegraph Tolls.
WESTERN UNION WILL TAKE OFF TWENTY PER CEN
BETWERN LEADING CITIES

BETWEEN LEADING CITIES.
NEW YORK. October 31.-1he western Union
Telegraph Company has decided, beginning to
morrow, to make q reduction OF 20 per cent in ten
word dispatches between New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, and Chicago. well as
St. Louis At present the rate for q len-word mes
sage from any OF those cities and Chicago or st.
Louis Is 90 cents. Tomorrow and thence forward
the same dispatch can be sent for 40 cents The
rdte W ST. Paul, minneapolis, and Omaha will be
reduced TO SO Cents The present rate Is 60 cents.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

10y sALE-s175O WILL BUY SIX ROOM
II House. 2s3s Cleveland ave presSed-brick 'front.'
gas. water latrobe small cash payment remainder
Ia nnOnIhiy Payments of a16 more, to pur-
chaser. Inq aire 81 l03 = ST. NV. o2S-:ts
I,OR sALE-BaRaAfN-MONTI lily PAYMENTS
It II desired, 7-roOm prese- brick; bath cellar
and ali mo inn 10 feet 'front.' located on I'd IT n e.
near Capitol OWNER 513 9Th St NV o2S-3ts
l,OR sALE-s3.jOO WILL BUY NEAT 7-RoO
Il brick 18th st sv, near Agricultural Gruunda
now renting for S25. ALBERT r. FOX,
o2S-3t gu Y st. NV
I,OR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE 4-STuRY AND
It basement House. Farragut square best sani-
"a. plumbing: RANGE and furnace: paying over
per cent price asked Apply 60J l4th St NV
Oh I'm
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The Board OF District Commissioners have re-
quested the engineer Commissioner 10 order his
sssistant-Capt. Eugene GrIifin-lo pr coed To New
York, Chicago and Detroit for the purpose OF IN
vesJigatIng The subject OF underground wires iUr
electric purposes
MISCELLANEOUS.
The COMMISSIONERS have asked First Controller
Durham Tor hisDpinlon as 70 neither the lneeis
employed 10 take care of the heating apparatus az
the district building can be paid Irvl The enler-
gency fund
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CHnosrc CArAnaH

Cannot be cured by local sppiioatenA II II const-
tutiona disease and requires constitutional remedy
like Hoods Ssrsaparilla which. WORKING through the
blood eradicstes the .mpurity which and pro-
notes the disease. and effects permanent
At the time Hoods sarsapsfilis buflds mp the
whole system and makes you feel renewed In strength
Il have been troubled with that annoying disease.
nasal cstarrh. and have taken all kinds Of blood puri
hers, but found relief till used Hoods Sarss-
para which am confident will do all that II claimed"
J. L. RoUTT. Mafhsburg. Ky.
HOODS sAKsAfAHfILA
Sold by all drusgista eli SIX for Is Prepared only
By O. L HOOD Co. Aposhseariss. Lowell MAsa
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR l
IN o " n B
In THIS BROAD LAND CAN SUCH xLnaANr
AND RELIABLE CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS
BE FOUND At SUCH REASONABLE PRICES AZ
ARE DAILY SOLD At TIE GOLDEN aAo1x
OUR MOTIVE II TO HAVE THE FULL CONF.
DENcE OF EVERY MAN. WOMAN. Oh CHILD wHo
MAY FAVOR us WITH THEIR PATRONAGE BOTH
As 10 QUALITY OF GOODS WE SELL AND THE
PRICE WE CHARGE EUR THEM THIS n TIE
FOUNDATION UPON WHICH WE HxPRoT TO
BUILD OUR BUSINESS. .-..-
ONE PRICE TO ALI. AND THAT THE Low EST
COMPETITORS MAY INITIATE OUR sENTI.
MENTs. BUT THEY CANNOT INITIATE OUR
PRICES AND QUALITY OF ouR aoops
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.,
o2S.eo NO. 400 9TH ST. NV. COZ. D.
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DISTRICT CASES IN rHE CouRr OF CLArNs.-1n the
Court Of Claims Today, the Case OF Eiias Barnes
xgI. the District OF Columbia, suit for SIl.O74 was
decided IN favor OF tue Dislrct, as was also the
case OF columbus j. Eslin maze admin
.,trat0r agI the District OF Columbia;
judgment for the District for $65s.
In tue Case OF y. C. Green, WIN. n. Gait and . !.
kilchie against the District and Jno. N. Frances
against the United States, the petitions were dis
nissed. The court adjourned Tia Monday, and the
intervening Week viii lie spent IN conierences on
tue treucu spOnatlOn Claims.
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Assistant District Attorney Lavender
ReO gina, .F.

Mr.. Fleming ]. Lavender, an assistant district
attorney In charge OF the Police court work for
some years has resigned to enter into business
with Mr.. W. J. Newton. Mr.. J. I. Shepherd or the
ONCE, will succeed MIR. Lavendef. MIR. Lavender
has been connected with the ofice for four or ive
years and has made good reputation.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut @. q. Calkens has been
detached from duty In the Bureau OF Navigation
and ordered to the Mare Island navy-yard. Lieut.
B. O. Scott, from the Albatross, and placed on
waiting orders Lieut. Edw. E Wright, from the
Coast Survey Steamer Blake, and ordered to hold
himself In readiness for sea service Ensign j. r.
Praker, from duty in the Blu. eau OF Navigation,
and ordered to the photographic Office, New York,
and On the completion OF his duties there to the
hydroRraphic ONCE, Baltimore.